Re: git technical Q (was Re: [pygr] Re: greatly simplified setup.py)

[Istvan Albert]

On Feb 17, 11:42 pm, Christopher Lee <l...@chem.ucla.edu> wrote:

> Titus and I are wondering, how are you tracking all the changes you're  
> making?  Presumably in your own git branch, so that we can pull the  
> changes from your git branch (retaining your whole commit history)  

I can do it in any way you guys want, the only reason I merged them
into a single patch is to avoid complications that arise from having
to apply patches from various sources in an ordered way. For example
having to take the second set of Titus's patches then mine the someone
else's ... etc

IMO the patch management via the issue tracker looks very tedious.

Instead of that there should be a more open git repository that we can
all push to. That will keep the patches in order, in proper context
etc then you can pull revisions from it as necessary and merge them
into the main repository.

Istvan

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